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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
WILSON'S PEAK.
Major Kinney Does not Want
Its Name Changed.

Its Name Changed.
Wilson's Peak in the Sierra Madre
mountains, near Los Angeles. is known
to everybody who ever lived in this
county and to most people who have
visited here. On a late map published
the name of this familiar peak has been
nut down as KInneyloa, in honor of Mr..
Abbot Kinney. This has called forth a
LARGE amount of adverse criticism, and
Mr.. Kinney sends the following card to
the HERALD to disclaim any intention of
robbing the memory of Don Benito
Wilson of any lustre which may attach
to it:
EDITOR HERALD-Some good friend of
mine and lover of forests has proposed
that Wilson's Peak be renamed In my
honor. Friends who carry their kind
feelings and appreciation out In acts, are
indeed friends. The man or men who
have proposed this honor for me L
thank. To know that l have such
friends gives me hearty sentiment OF
pleasure. They can always count on
service from me whenever il Is In my
power to d. it.
But this change cannot consent to.
1t is neither Just nor proper. Mr. b. d.
Wilson was a good and generous citizen,
a pioneer in cur valley, an active lro'
moter of our development and was high'
ly esteem d by all who knew him. The
ne,k that bears his name is an old land
mark. familiar to all of us. and am SURE
that no one who knows our valley AND
its history would wish to see that na;n'
changed. . -,
friends to see that Wilson's Peak shai
remain honored with the name oil ths
distinguished citizen who did 50 much
for Los Angeles county.
Yours very sincerely.
ABBoT KINNEY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
NIsCEI.LANEUUS y.
DIR. BENEFITS

SyrCCEss II CURING DISEASES. WE
- mus in truth. SAP. hss been most re
znarEshIe- His kind and honest dealings
zirh his patients Is especially - be com
r-eufed- We take pleasure n rec7f1n7end
ing hE.n as 4 gen Ien1zn and physician. iJR
HENNETT has heeu investigating the ma
smr4 Of diseases both general and private.
for over thirty wears, and adopting the Desi
Methods Of cure. And t0dzy he hss n
eqzzI west of Chicago. -. ladies' ana
rsnrl~-neu. give him an ezrIy call. and you
will not be Disappointed
= T. HEAL
O@ce-s5Bz 3 Spring st.. Los Areelss
Cal iyS-ti.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
Iuneee>~arY Misery.

Probably as mach zsse-F cs-nes
ron hatdtual censfipatiul Az ssu-. an de-
-anrernenf of the funcai N. mf the asptE-
nd II l. difieult 20 cure, for the -ehssll
hat No one likes 10 take the medicine. Er'r-s-
ribbed Hamburg FRS were prepared 30 OBJ
siaie this difirultg- an1 1AsF VII he
o1nd pleasant 10 the tE-1e Of En1nez and
.silaren. 75 ae-fs Al All drnrEis4s- J. J.
daek & Co. proprieturx- : T.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
The ORIGINAL

Abitiae Ointment "a rul up in szo azzes
In boxes. ans 10 an sh-a NE ezre 4azz Cd
ores. ulcers. hurns- wo1ads- sE9f rasszsz- -
ser kares chapVed heTs1s A-sc a. skHl zzaFs-
ions WI p0sifi-elE cure az fnzzaas %
dies Ask for the OrszszR1 Ae1e5HH4 Jaaz-
aent, IA two ouce boxes Pr4es- ; 1sz-.e
cor sale by Freuss a Esooe- DrzEE-szss q
und ~ y. Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
BASEBALL.
Los angeles ssoys challenge san
Luis ObtsPO.


Since the Los Angeles Club has de-
feated strong picked niue two games
cut If three they are the Recognized
champions of Southern California. 1t
has always been n question which was
the stronger club, the San Luis Obispo
Club or the Los Angeles Club. The
only game played between the two clubs
last season resulted in favor OF the los
Angeles Club by a score Of 4 TO }. The
San Luis Obispo Club claimed that the
umpire favored the Los Angeles Club.
The boys have written them the fol-
lowing letter, which explains itself:
Los ANGELEs, February "A, lsS7.
Naaaqsr Saa Luis ObisPo Baseball Club.
DE4E SIR see by the papers that
you have an enclosed ground and
have recognized new. 1 will
make YOU upoition to play
a series OF five games for the champion
ship OF Southern California; two games
to be played iu Los Angeles, two in San
Lais 0bispo, and, ii necessary, the hfth
game to be played on grounds suggested
by the sporting editor Of any recognized
sporting paper on the coast, on the fol
loxing terms: Visitors to receive one
hall gros= receipts, expenses guaranteed,
or, in other words, exp nses guaranteed,
with privilege of one half gross receipts.
Tbs games TO be played ON SATURDAY and
Sunday. March II b and 18th, and sat
utday and Sunday March 18th and 20 h.
Ii necessary 10 play the fifth game, 1t Is
to be played on following Sunday. First
two games to be played either IN San
Luis or Los Angeles, as you prsfer.
Umpire to be selected by the sporting
editor of the California Spirit 81 The
Times. He is to be allowed i've
deltars per game. each club 70
pav one-half his expenses. Ii
YOU accept the above Challenge, it Is,
of course, understood that you are to
play only members of your own team,
residents of San Luis Obispo, We TO dc
the same. Trusting you will reply at
once. / remain, dear sir, respectfully,
GEO. S. TURNER.
Manager L. A. b. b. e
P. S.-If you think it necessary, you
can draw up an agreement as above,
sign, and forward it to US, and We vii
sign and return at once.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
Duc pe wonfebelis ehaEaraEn
In every frai-clEss huase- Impaired
brands.

urhlus.
WHY WILL YOU so1Eh EhF7 Sh5HnAT=
cure viii give iFn1nec iEfs relief Pre- %
cts, 50 cis. ana 81 G " Hsi1zs1aAz- zEezz-
Los Angeles
"HACKMETACK~ lsE1aaE snH f-AE-z1s
perfume. Price . sD6 - S4zzs- - =
Heinzelnan' agent. Los Anrs "a
You viii never have q sour stomach IL vsl
use DamisnA Bi-ters.
FOR DYSPEPSIA and ] 5rer Cn=zpaEinss
you have n printed EuAranT-E on eE@rE
bottle OF ShilOh's Nifnlins-- gT mETs- fsHls
70 cure. C. =. Heinzs-aAn- Asemz- Los An
yeleS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28

JsoR SALE CHEAP. A HOUSE OF FIVE
n rooms, hal p0rches. hT8ek esaaAr- Ane
well OF pure water l0i A2K -S. in Enno -se,s-
ton: immediate possessaNn E1Ve@- f--nz.
s2OoO. on easy terms. cr xa-se AL Cssn-
Il. yERcH, room 50 Temple t4nck Hlz
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28

fine Eastern ofrice of this journal Is with
Messrs. PALMER q REV, 4e Tribune
Building, New York, and all ORDERS Tor
Eastern advertisements must come
through them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
SCROFULA

can only be cured by il,ozes.=la g=zHTsrz-
ion of rbr blood. Ii ilfs r. Hzszleraeus-
the disease prrpe7na-e>s H. szzz5s sh-'aaz-a
sen ration after .fncra1l01- -ssnCzzs a.
.af,.sr sympsala1ie sltsesoE zzles4Hs zsC
iscze,na. Gntaaeozts ErEpzsNrs- T--
niors. isoiIs. 4 sar1-l1zr-st-. ~ saEs-ss=S-
fsaruienf Ii~ers. Nervous zas8sa AsAy-
steal Collapse f-1c- ii ziJoEzssH HW r,oaa-
.nae- KheEEaafIsEs, s-rrotEaozas e.
tarr.:. Kidney Hsd liver Discs
fubercGla- Gonsunssszzazz- mi Szrs-
4as other eangersCs OF sz1as a-zz-szasfs- ar
urodacea oy r
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
~ have be~n afflicted E5nh en- Al

ectisn of TIE Throat fruan easa11ocai.
caused by dipidheria- and have mse7 EHra-
Gus remedies. fsui have neEtH te4usd ANY
thing eqn-l 10 kE0Ess EEtSeHaA II
rRocHss - Rev & ID Y EAmsE0-- Pike
ton, ny. Sold only in BOXES.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
toozxrEs souTa. aaESsEssoKrI

The sssssraers aSGa1a a1Sssa gzrd gl2RaGUl
Of Pacific 1eKve san Ete1ro f1cr -a1a4
DicxoY ON the dtiGfes 20 their TrrTvea s rr-1.
san Frxrciecc ss1.d1o the=rt trips hoerwe1I
5En Potro and saaI frznciao0 cesll at asaz1zal
Barbara and Port Hxrford sszn Eri 0EsBpo
onay VIE Eureka lEIld Les 4A1e elss eesLlaat 4
all way pJEs-.
t3zfs ss,ccuace, Hsthss.ezTnsrsl lieHse ESli (.
t. z. depot Los aAzFez sE. aas fBltDws: Nf-ti
5aura Eosa aa1d eQneen 0of tGc1cc aal
$50 pollock An. fhsEh Ibos Ahuge4es az17c
Eureka, going north All 44.bO oo,oloak ~ 1Ani
rTFo- psssaEsi9r ftri1Eas ass aGDgvncr
Tor tsskcta IA 1.ad Irorn
AL Iu5crssa-1t 4SGin55 ~ Ere cRe
APPETITE
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f}rr-r(tTc q l.s,-uz1.5 srsss PSI yng tkEr=f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
Absolute Cure

Tor al diseases cansszl by she vi-zzz-5an Of
tie blood. il il concezs1rztei 10 The Li-h-
ct practicable DEGREE FIR b.eyusd any
o.he- preparation for uhieh like elects
are claimed. and Is therefore The cheapest
IS well as the best blood rurllssy iry EotSaS-
cine, In the world
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28

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h5axI5p. Jan thhe rtI1nt sHiae % ma sEreets
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kst1t nneee toss an uueesnD rEnas atnu q asr1s-
nuna znzz = zzrEssul q lala llrI q t.1saia zIl
rumnets ri1es sle 4eEE 70 .flerregrl riesiu11Hss
Efea- il1fiT NV eta 'ngprEo Ef IIllfrIisf
eeen1 EnEess azzld sEnr1 berry firr EA-ls ss5.lli
punss ias1f-dlaa.Nu.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
EETyERsInE HRRANW.

-sMeals stations.
TRAINS ererrun1u 1un EPccfnc ss1Enarrtt trrnel
aPnllmaIrSleepersl lesve1ol = A. M. trEn.n
via Barstow fer EKzasas City vyaRAA dxst44'
and A. T IF .ER. u. aaEd 0oIDhsP. M .trSS.r
tor San Diego. Special frafes IEpOE1d rfrrp
tickets to al loeAlp points.
For rarescf freight cor ffEre ,nGdrress as1i
fcrnia Southern. .kgentEaatt t tcea kstatoons pcr
H .EB. VTILI1IES,
Gem. TFrst. IL Pass. Aeent, ,aSEn haego. aSl.
LIN. VVTCT0l,
7superfnteaIdent, SAN Rennardinc l0Al.
VMILLAAhfsDNIDUNA,
te23 General -Aeent. b8s-Angtaesai i121.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
.califGTHn 9a1than r. R. Il

AlErEiI f.ne between sNEtiuaal CEiry aazn
Diego sud Los -AneeAes azrslt poznsg Ess l1zud
Wet
Close ecGnEecti0ua { BarESezzw1rhAati 3 atiznf1C
and Pacific z. I. EEsd at Les AAngeaesyEF1rn
southern facifc 2R.
T[IA-E
Taking erect srzIsxfzsy .HfeoNcnfsKcr X.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
The Electric Railway ASne-
stead Associations

HEREBY give notice thai tbe eisaraaEfhoz oi
the lots in the South side frarf VII rase
place in TO IN :. -caurakehsr E4eef. GHre1
s, IssT. al O'Clock p NJ
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28

IIMf0F1sAt5l lhanuuf EnuKa u trluesi ls,ys
Esl@mrfe fu1raa1ac Ainae .O-El ti4s1asulan-.
aaee11- -1azALughass
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
Observation-Disclosures

sssk
tupprruz o8zEysz Eza1ssr. .fiIaine
srhsbss lE1dn
coon rpperrs ErEF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
Southern Headquarters
JACESOy'S NAPA SODA SPRINGS!
A Pure Mineral Water Bottled
in its own Gas.
ANALYSIS OF THE WATER
TESTIMONIALS.

We, the underlined physicians. p-Ec1ic-
ing in the city of San Francisco. have ex-
amined the result of the snaaysix made by
Dr. l.. LanszWeerf. prse11cal Chemist. OF tse
water of Napa Soda Springs OF Napa- TIE
water, according TO this examination. p0e-
sesses sperient. auti-seid and hne tonic
properties, which cannot tAal 10 be very
beneficial in the ireatme1t OF chronic dh--
eases and afford ng a pleasant h1AlHnfmH
and inyirOreiinE beverage. Il u Gray
A. r. Sawyer. John r Morse. Arthur &
stout, William o. Ayers. T. Gibbons CEn1s,
Bertndy r. A. Holman A J. S1= 1-s J. r
Whitney, J. FOrrgeauc- W r. AeSu---
10 First street. Sadeau Eiock-
Los ASGELEs. CA
T0-Fanilies EupTilie1 nj Ezsa4ezes-
ts1-,tf GAKHE NAEOSY. AEsEz
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Ayers S0EsggGgMa

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Hsstl-g,rsfsi = s.sealrig=- : : - rflfrs-
mi an al.era'iE. Ar i sras.alszsf-s tEuEE
tAe system hereditary $e-gsE-a- =Es4
h Kin lrel roi-Bl- % tflis.- = n sza-t slsss
aa4 lnr-ru--- Al lhr <sasr aa1z= u sEa-
riches AMI yiniiyrs size alaaa5. ElassNEHEgE
A..allhfUl a-.7sn IN l7s- Sa-zl o--zsas and
~ jlgenal-ag Lie einil1'e - s1ela- IA5ss-g
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
10 First street. sadeau Elsck
A GREAT BARGAIN.

~-Farilies s-yrliHa nj R@sHSe1ee-
ss2-,tf GAHHE NAEONY. Agent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly EiEen 10 serOf1E1
because Of I superssI1iOa taz- i oOn1d be
cured by 4 kings iOueh- The world :
wiser now, and kBOEEs .lzt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
LIS Angles Council 10. u, R5ya
a-d Salsc EzstEs, z. & A. Ii

Ecnrs rs s-z.-1 zssE-zklies &c ts= e-1 Aon
~ Il es,-t -scu-a q hs.z-a1c siaI st % p. d.
.cFs---z-zsr g-r-si.rszsas Z sooI s-zn1-ug ar
--s-szz8s' " s-vIas,l To ssteud-
p c-ass lie IT, II.
: f. s. BELL. Recorder
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
Ayers Sarsapariila,
PREPARED BY
Or. j. C. kyer & Co., Lo~eL. AGss.
analytical Chemists-
Sold by all Druggists: Price 81
Six bottles for s..
HALLS PULMONARY BiLSiN,

The best remedy for Co-Ehs. Colds a1dl9
fuenza and Incipienf Consu=1F1an@- r@-1
by ali druggists for 50 CENTS
J.R. GATES & CO, PrcyrSs-n-S
daft az Sananzn& sdre-1- - "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
SOCIETY NOTICES.
American Legion q Horor.

zzsser Council 10. 6s4 meets second END
5cg-rah Tnm-Sdav evenings Of each month
Il aas.Ir HagI. Evening Express" Building
<njGurmtug Companions N gOo1 EIGu11ns
E-e err-IizLIy invited
w. T. BARNETT. Commander.
GEO Knox. secratarv.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28
RsuaaeratIFe Meiiciae

i co-nnesri OF the esrsaT1e T1zsHrFrHs
>alsaBeriRs. u5th lelsa- Del NJ
iiHsie- The f9liiecs ef Es5szssfsaa zzlsl
i.lli. and o'ker in-ncG5eL4s Il eHrszz Ts-
3en-s- carefully si3d 80 zItsl5ssaasE eagl-
pounded. as fc-zIil2a j. :-ed1Fl=aalx kzanEzm
10 the medical EG0fesSiea- and a1s- bs-a
cOEStanilE E-lescTal3e AYES
- IN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-28

Stanton Post, c. a r,
Meets every Friday evening 1t Masonic
FAN zys- : srriuz 81. Visiting comrades
sU-,sixssT fuvitsd- J. II. GUINS,
Post G0zznaufter.
C sTMOSDS. Adiutant. js27 In
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-uuaesrIhIm- New :
"A IL E-El LIf. !.
THE pAIIHflL ENINlATlH !

.s-a Ngrln Main s7rrzs.. L...ss AEEEaiuz lta4-
art--fu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-10

Atoat midnight the steamer skagii
Chief left for Whsteom, having on
board q party Of p RpiseopaIians, who
viii attend the deanery meeting Of the
Episcopal Charch at Whatcom today.
Tue excursion was gotten Up under d.
recticn Of Dsan Watson, Of this city,
and few Tacoma Epiaeopalians were
invited to 20 along. The party, watch
will be back on Saturday. consists Of
the following persons: Rev. George
Herbert Watson and wife, Rev. 3. X. 3.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. LeaFy, Miss
Anna Sparlina, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Judge
Hoyt, Miss Lizzie Ferry, Mrs. d. kel-
loQe, Rev. Geo. ID. B. Miller and wife Of
Salt Lake City. Rev. u. D. Wilson Of
Vancouver, w. T.. Rev. O. B. Crawford
Of Port Townsend, Mrs. Helen PeaFee,
Geo. e. Atkinson and wife. Rev. L. II.
Wells and wife. Mrs. Sherman, MrB.
GAFretson aHd Mrs. Ramsdell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-10

il. MsNAUoHr's srATExwxT.-A re-
porter called upon Mr.. ]. =. MoNsuRhi
yesterday 10 ascertain Why be bad not
pat 10 an appearance at the appointed
time and place and compete with Wm.
Mcdonald for the possession of the
Smith diamond badge. ss anneuneed be
would DO. whereupo1 Mr.. MeNaueht
made the following explanaiion: Two
weeks ago / ehailsngea Mcdonald 10
shoot for the badge. but received no no.
tioa Of his acceptance Of my challenge
until O'Clock Monday morning, and In
that asssptauce be named tie hoHF Of
2 ,. n. OF that day. Il 20 happened
that I had arranged 10 make al aFRu-
ment before Chief Justice Jones', In IN
important insolvency case at that hour.
and when vent 10 see Mcdonald and
arrange for Q pustp0nement OF the
shoot, / found be vas already cut 20 the
track. telephopad him about u, tell
ing him could not be there. and sent
Lawrence Booth, vhe also had ohal-
lanRed Mcdonald, out 10 shoot IN my
place, bat 10 no avail. According 10 the
rules under which The medal Il shot for,
TIE time and plaes Of the match must
Be mutually aeresd npon, and DO not
think thai MeD0nald can klaim the
medal under thosa circumstances. ]
wsuld not care musA aboSt the aAAlF II
Il vas noa that McDouald h4s held the
medal for almost sfx months and Il be-
camas his property II the MondAy's
she0s. fron which was necessarily alb
seat, Is dscided n his favor. The mat
ter yin Be lnvestiaated b. he clnb. and
I am willing 10 aeoept lie deeiszisu.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-10

IN BRIEF, AND TO THE POINT
Dyspepeia Ia dreadful, Disordered
liver 4 misery. Indigestion 10 Q foe 70
good nasnre.
The human digestive Apparatus ls one
Of the most complicated end vondefful
things IN existence. Il is easily pat ont
OF order.
Grsasy food. tough food, Sloppy food,
bad eooksEy, nental very, late hours,
irregular habits, and many other things
which ouabs NOT 70 Be, hays made The
American people Q nation Of dyspep.ica.
But Green's August Flower has done
q woaderfnI work In reforming this SD
business and making the American pee-
Die 30 healthy that they can enjoy theiE
meals and be happy.
RemsmbeF:-No happiness without
health. But GREEN'S August FioveE
hainas health and happiness 10 the dye
peptio. AK your dro9eist for bottle.
Seventy ave cents. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-10
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M. WazEsn l. Gazzam. Nsaii1mnn
Isialy a las.nphiR Tsnn-. hss asssaoci
afisr a usrnfnl aegutiny inAs - ha1i-
nsn efsspesis q esnille. ls laeais IRA
end sstat1izA > ernssAl ast Gers nsd
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asyls a s,Gaxzam 4 co. This AEm vlii
b an neoapaahle nddition 30 ear ol1y
a. ne Eansk II krnda viii euuElHt e The
finnal nnaexiaia mnf bsaa quaaa1g arlinles
--aftI1tR sappliss. choies engxAxinas.
val papeE e eAs mnst e1ananz 911lR1a
and eli kind1o pieturs frans materials
fspn the la4ding New YoEk manufAe-
turaf8. 1heEe b a. ampla eapi.nl e
the eommand u The new hFm and he
oI11t oxpeRienuea xnam wsN be eDpl1Feo
in tn new ee1ahl2ahmonA
Mr.. Gaxam aspafie lnd7y far Mew
foFk 70 pusskAse ~ iss naa seeuza .
number Of skilAS wo<kmea. he 81.
poetg % rst1Ea ea1l1 b bspesDbel. =
thai he mAF BE- b readiness b the Nlh
of lha1 moath e op1n his ssose b Ne
Mc&HnRh1 huildinR. eornaK Of eeegnd
and MREion streets.
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BAsnRALL Notes.-The net Teceipss
Of the baseball game last Sunday we're
also. This sum with the 500 stakes
won vas divided amocR the Willametts
nine. The pitcher and catcher eace
gets q douhis share, 90 PArrstt aed
Turnbull get go q piece, and the re-
naming seven, e31.50. Itpsys 20 play
baseball for money-when yoa yin.
There was soms talk Of q return game
next SUNDAY for 500 II tha Postlan6s
we're 20 issue shallenRe, the WI
lsnetss could not gracefully refusa 70
accent, The Seattle baseball club have
written 10 Manager Martin, Of the Pert
lands, asking for foeF games on ID
2tsh, 18Th, 26th and 9th Of this month
two With the Willamettes aud two Win
tie PuFtlands. The Antilles, Of Vie
toFia, also want 70 come and play on the
aslh and z7th. Arrangements VII
likely Be made whereby both Of the
clebs yin be indaosd 10 Whit Portland
-flrsuanfaa
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ALWAYS GIVING sArEsRAcrIoE.

safigfaction. In hfiy year, there has
hssn no complaints Of them. Tha& d
ehous their Hfa IN ths United seA1ea.
ana naillinns % psrsons hGxe used thea
T1heFe Il no d0uba that thay have ea1ao-
IIsheA themselves by merit alone. They
cure rheumatam. dyspepeia, Fileas a..
ATrkcsA. liver complaint and levers ane
greatly pselauR tie hamen Ute. Oee
a two 81 riah4 81 - euptY siousen,
for q week og two, vii koep you 70 GOD
fern and tone 10 ths system.
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WIanOM.s ROBRRTINE.

Lsadine ladies' Of sscisiy and ptomi-
usua psoesssionAi Starr have testified
70 IL sxsslianey IN The nost suphatie
tsrmA Gaaranlssd harmless and
nsssAlssA- A. b. sssvari. dFussisa,
ssaaxie. ". T.. Ell IL a % CENTS Pc
bsssss and gavs . se4nssfaI card - every
parshassE.
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Ia HanSksrchSsfs. cr.An1.

THK PGAI ToNoaRov.-rhe Devils
Aucaion" vas veil received In San Fran
cisco. An exchange Of that city says .
Is a c0nglomeFation Of Gil the good
things imaginable, aud can be thor
oughly enjoyed and appreciated By peO-
pie Of every temperament. Soch scenery,
e5stnnes. hAilets, premieFs, apecialttea
and other things have never been pro-
duced on such an ela6orate scale Of
grandeur as that given by this company.
That It wiil become popular there ts no
doubt. Tue company ts a peTfect army
Of men aud Voman-neAfiy seventy nve
people forming the roster. One thinR
Of note IL, that everything vas given ~
tKnupelsd In the advance notices.
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AMaavAL or rEx ELD1a.-The steam
sAlp George ". Elder arrived here a.
an early boar yesterday norzina. aftss
. pieasans voyage 20 the eoasf. she
hroaahs l69 passengers and lia6 tons
og freight. Her cargo was for ports a.
follows For Tict0Sis, as sons; Van
eanvrr, 2 tona; Alssks, 81 tors; FoEa
Tounssnd, IL tonss Sestsle, $50 tonS.
ara Tasoma 9iI tons. Her rasaaaasEs
we're hookae e foIlose: NtseOgia 81,
Port fownssnd 81, SsAfaie Is and Tar
cornA 81 AImozi ell dAy was se1saDeo
II diashaFginR frsiRht ksres ard N ths
eysnina - psocas6sd 70 Tasona.
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POs . GOOD mai 20 % sbs Louvre.

Thsa OENTEMERr' 10 the most pop
uiar lid glove In Ameries, el.&5 for i've
buttons. $50 for eight bottoms. 1hsy
ere far belCW The pEiss Of any o9neR
standard MAKER, and fos 81 and dRfa-
hiiity are unsxeeilsd- The above are -
Id uxioas (the aloee b nes sold q Wheae-
eaisy a eCHWABAOHRR BROS. de12
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TIE NkxAfno SurFEzxzs.-OEeE go
coo have bssn consFibased 70 the relief
Of The sufferers By ths Nanaimo disAs-
Ter. Tha oomnittes have determined
10 beck w9do9a and children 20 their
original homes. providtnR tFaRspoSta-
sian and all incidental expenses. and
Subsequently purchasing an annuity tor
then. Tue eaBtFaet foe transportation
has been Awarded 10 Mr.. d. p. MnaEo.
General steamship agent ~ Ftotoxls,
ana the GFMe ies q pSople leave fer
naFaan from VtcsoFia this week.
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nrrrr1rn gAksREeERs.

pumaa Heron o. ne Nesl1afn E.e.4s
w5s~smsr 81 Il Banfgns Mfs ) z
-. Mfrw Etsia Tmyfe9, Carl I1ysnl.
= 80 ~ Grsens. J E kam1n4sens 2
= ~, fsss.srr' Nh D Z PARK ard eo1 hes-
- asaxsn1sr. ~ e1a -. o-l,A ~
and lhffiy -sssen thisd-es..a.
go Msdfosd On the OrsEp1 a1e
f,e1ifarnia Tuesday: 9 bsil1, y 2
IzishaEAs, , b Jsnes, mr1o1ne.ls
= n Co.,. Daaley Kvsnse y , VIII
go ri WoilmaR en6 sister, rs
T--sk 3 B sinBss aE1 wife, mrs 5 =
$50, ] Honley, wife a14 ehtio, and
tpenty iE1miEr1nts.
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$500 invested With @. O. PuxEEz 4
90. in q Biaek frontinz on woodland
Park and Avsnne.s via yteld q larger
pruha IN two years than any ether In
yeetmens IN TIE Northweat. aaSlm.